Home going services in loving memory of Brother Darius Lamont Williams, services, Saturday, June 11, 2011, 11:00 a.m., to be held in the sanctuary of, Mt. Hope Baptist Church, Martin, South Carolina, Reverend A. R. Ruth, pastor, Reverend B. F. Cave, eulogist, service of commendations, Furse Mill Cemetery, Millette, South Carolina

There's An Open Gate A t The End O f The Road...

Home Going Services In Loving Memory of
Brother Darius Lamont Williams
~Services~ Saturday, June 11, 2011 ~ 11:00 AM
-T o Be Held In The Sanctuary o f -
Mt. Hope Baptist Church Martin, South Carolina
Reverend A. R. Ruth, Pastor
Reverend B. F. Cave, Eulogist Service of Commendations
Furse Mill Cemetery Millette, South Carolina

Order o f Services'

Prelude

Processional

Opening Hymn

Choir

Scriptural Readings: (Old and New Testament)

Invocation

Rev. Wendell Johnson

Solo

Sis. Chasity Robinson

Remembrance: Bro. Charles Roberts Sis. Annie C. Johnson Bro. Herbert Bush

Condolences

Solo

Sis. Chasity Robinson

Eulogy

Rev. B. F. Cave

Final Farewell Recessional

World's B est Dad

-Acknowledgement-
The family o f the late Brother Darius Lamont W illiams express sincere appreciation and deepest gratitude to all
that extended love so graciously to them, since the passing o f our love one.
May God's mighty hand bless you, always.
The Family

Broken Chain
We little knew that morning that God was going to call your name. In life we loved yon dearly, in death we do the same. It broke our hearts to I lose you, you did not go alone; for part o f us went with you i the day God calledyou home. ' You left us peaceful memories,, your love is still our guide, \ and though we cannot see you, you are always by our side. Ourfamily chain is broken and nothing seems the same, but as God calls us one by one, the chain will link again.

Brother Darius Lamont Williams
Sunrise: February 18,1977 ~ Sunset: June 6, 2011
"There's an open gate at the end o f the road Though which each must go alone And there, in light we cannot see, Our Father claims His own..."

--The Obituary-

Brother Darius Lamont Williams was bom, February 18, 1977, in
Charleston, South Carolina to David Smith and Dorothy Williams. He was the stepson of Phillip Hurst. Darius departed this life on, Monday, June 6, 2011 at MUSC in Charleston, South Carolina.

He attended the public schools in the county where he lived, and at an early age, he joined the Mt. Hope Baptist Church.
He is preceded in death by his beloved grandparents: the late, Classie Mae Williams, Aletha Smith and Ruby Rainey.

I didn't know God was going to take my delicate flower away from me so soon. But l know you're in a better place now. N o more pain; no more suffering. I lost half of my heart when you left me. I can't even begin to start picking up the pieces.
I love you brother, "... can't wait to see you again."
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His memory will be cherished by his beloved son, Sa'Kari Housey of Fairfax, SC; Sisters: Falisa Roberts (Alexander), Fairfax, SC, Valaunqua Hurst, Fairfax, SC, Angela Seabrook (Carlton), Lexington, SC, Courtney Hurst, Fairfax, SC and Tonya Ingram, Barnwell, SC; Grandfather, Nathan Williams, Edgefield, SC; Eight aunts, Four uncles; Special friend, Rutuna Housey of Fairfax, SC; One niece, NyKira Seabrook; One nephew, Demontravious Drayton; Special cousins: Dameon Williams, Travis Williams, Antron Williams, Tyrell Williams and Herbert Bush, Jr.

Pallbearers/Floral Attendants

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Family Friends

Living Proof

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My time on earth has come and gone.

I wasn 't selfish. I didn't leave you alone.

Ileft a beautiful legacy o f me, "Daddy's baby Sa'Kari!"

To each o fyou, I leave apiece o f love and joy to remember me.

Because my Heavenly Father chose to set mefree, I may be gone in a

physicalform, but in spirit and truth, I will liveforever.

I'm PROOFIII Peace.

~Tribute~
Now that you're gone, our hearts are in so much pain; can't sleep, feeling weak, but we'll be alright, knowing we'll see you again one day. We can truly say you was the realist, "Martin Out-Law" that ever was. You was all aboutfamily. It broke our hearts to know that such a kind, caring, and lovingperson was takenfrom us. We're in mourning now,
but one day, someday, we will be okay. We truly lovedyou and will miss all our playfights. But we know God loved and missedyou best.
We'll make sure Sa'Kari knows what a wonderful dad he had and knows how much you cared about him.

Martin's Funeral Home

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, Mr. John H. Martin Director & Notary